Burnaby Property Tax Rate 2026

The residential rate, what it is made of and what it costs on a home

Burnaby's 2026 residential property tax rate is 0.3284% of assessed value, up from 0.2977% in 2025 (+10.3%). A home assessed at $500,000 pays about $1,642 a year, and one at $1,000,000 about $3,284. At that rate, the benchmark home in Burnaby North, at $883,700 in August 2026, would pay about $2,902 a year. It is the 4th lowest of the 21 British Columbia cities on this site, where the median is 0.3852%.

What the rate is made of

PartRateOn a $500,000 home
Municipal0.1722%$861
School (provincial)0.1110%$555
Metro Vancouver0.0054%$27
TransLink0.0359%$179
BC Assessment and MFA0.0038%$19
Total, 20260.3284%$1,642
Total, 20250.2977%$1,489

Property tax at different home values

Assessed valueTax a yearA month
$400,000$1,313$109
$600,000$1,970$164
$800,000$2,627$219
$1,000,000$3,284$274
$1,500,000$4,926$410
$2,000,000$6,567$547

On a typical home in Burnaby

HomePriceTax at the rateA month
Benchmark home in Burnaby North$883,700 benchmark$2,902$242
Detached in Burnaby North$1,816,500 benchmark$5,965$497
Condo in Burnaby North$669,700 benchmark$2,199$183
Benchmark home in Burnaby South$974,800 benchmark$3,201$267
Detached in Burnaby South$1,887,800 benchmark$6,199$517
Condo in Burnaby South$731,500 benchmark$2,402$200
Benchmark home in Burnaby East$985,700 benchmark$3,237$270
Detached in Burnaby East$1,694,900 benchmark$5,566$464
Condo in Burnaby East$707,600 benchmark$2,324$194

Prices from our Burnaby North report, Burnaby South report and Burnaby East report for August 2026, taxed at the rate as if the price were the assessed value. B.C. assesses homes every year at their market value of the July before. What buying one takes in all: cost to buy in Burnaby North, cost to buy in Burnaby South and cost to buy in Burnaby East.

British Columbia cities compared

City2026 Rate2025 RateChangeTax on $500,000
Whistler0.2775%0.2603%+6.6%$1,388
West Vancouver0.3239%0.2938%+10.2%$1,619
District of North Vancouver0.3282%0.3033%+8.2%$1,641
Burnaby0.3284%0.2977%+10.3%$1,642
Vancouver0.3364%0.3118%+7.9%$1,682
Surrey0.3427%0.3108%+10.3%$1,714
City of North Vancouver0.3477%0.3218%+8%$1,738
Richmond0.3538%0.3194%+10.8%$1,769
Township of Langley0.3617%0.3349%+8%$1,808
Port Coquitlam0.3775%0.3497%+8%$1,888
Coquitlam0.3852%0.3515%+9.6%$1,926
Delta0.3958%0.3660%+8.1%$1,979
Port Moody0.4291%0.3939%+8.9%$2,146
Abbotsford0.4521%0.4124%+9.6%$2,260
Maple Ridge0.4536%0.4189%+8.3%$2,268
Pitt Meadows0.4622%0.4222%+9.5%$2,311
Kelowna0.4741%0.4449%+6.6%$2,370
New Westminster0.4793%0.4364%+9.8%$2,397
Victoria0.5656%0.5203%+8.7%$2,828
Kamloops0.6854%0.6476%+5.8%$3,427
Nanaimo0.7312%0.6909%+5.8%$3,656

All of them, with how assessment works in British Columbia, on the British Columbia property tax rates page.

Burnaby Property Tax: Quick Answers

What is the property tax rate in Burnaby?

0.3284% of assessed value for a home in 2026. It is made up of municipal (0.1722%), school (0.1110%), Metro Vancouver (0.0054%), TransLink (0.0359%) and BC Assessment and MFA (0.0038%).

How much is property tax on a house in Burnaby?

About $1,642 a year on a home assessed at $500,000, $2,463 at $750,000 and $3,284 at $1,000,000. On the benchmark home in Burnaby North ($883,700), it is about $2,902.

How is property tax calculated in Burnaby?

The city multiplies the home's assessed value by the rate: $500,000 × 0.3284% = $1,642. B.C. assesses homes every year at their market value of the July before.

Did property tax go up in Burnaby in 2026?

The rate went up 10.3%, from 0.2977% in 2025 to 0.3284%. A bill also changes with the home's assessment.

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Source: Burnaby, 2026 tax rates; 2025 tax rates. Rates are for a residential home and include the school or education tax; flat fees on the same bill are not included.

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